The rules that are easy to miss.
File type, page limits, filename, required headings and reference counts — verified straight from your file.
SubmitCheck compares your work with the actual assignment brief — from file format to what you really wrote.
Lost marks are rarely about ideas. They’re a missed instruction, the wrong format, or a step you meant to explain.
Show and explain all calculation steps.
Q4. Correlation between weekly study time and test scores:
r = .82, p < .05The relationship is strong and statistically significant.
Meaning check · compared with the brief, not graded.
Three kinds of checks, each shown with the evidence behind it — never just a score.
File type, page limits, filename, required headings and reference counts — verified straight from your file.
Requirements are pulled from your brief with the exact quote and where it came from. You confirm them before anything is checked.
For content requirements, SubmitCheck finds the relevant passages and judges only whether they meet that one requirement. Unclear cases come back to you.
Replace your file and run again. Your confirmed requirements stay in place, and the result shows what moved.
The assignment brief and the work you plan to submit.
Edit, remove or add anything before checking.
Each result puts the brief’s words beside yours.
Replace the file; requirements stay.
Two files, a few minutes, and a clear list of what to fix before you submit.